Chujindo

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  • Japanese: 忠盡堂 (Chûjindô)

The Chûjindô was a family shrine holding mortuary tablets (J: ihai) of the Sai family, one of the prominent scholar-aristocratic families of the Ryûkyû Kingdom.

The shrine was located in Kumemura, and a poor house for impoverished relatives of the Sai family, known as Dôyashichi (J: Dô-yashiki), was nearby.

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References

  • Sansaku Map ("Walking Map of Kuninda"), Kuninda Terrace, Naha.
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